Raspberry Pi as Fast As Possible

The Raspberry Pi is a computer not much bigger than a credit card that's been used for all sorts of cool projects! So what can it do?
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[@Tuchulu]

I am watching this on my Raspberry Pi

[@HappySlappyFace]

liar xD

[@xenonram]

Abhiram Shibu he didn't say it's not possible, or that you "can't" use it as an everyday web surfing computer... he said it's not optimized for that; which it's not.

[@Tuchulu]

I do use the Pi for basic web browsing since I don't trust Windows, and I use a 2nd rpi3 as a media server

[@dangerouspi2989]

same!

[@samueleli2740]

Tuchulu Piseption

[@AZREDFERN]

I miss radio shack. "oh, I need this basic electronic component *TODAY* " "... shit, now I have to wait a week for it to ship"

[@verfed]

And they were EVERYWHERE. Even in the small town I grew up in of 1000 people.

[@juanlara4127]

cough cough "micro center"

[@poletooke4691]

@@juanlara4127 the closest is literally like an HOUR away.

[@strawberrysausageinc375]

@@poletooke4691 I dont even have one in my country lmao

[@poletooke4691]

@@strawberrysausageinc375 Does driving an hour go across the breadth of your country? Just asking cuz some European countries are quite small, so I wonder how meaningful that statement is

[@DaCracky]

I completely LOST IT at the audio jack rant at 0:57

[@sergemo4607]

Can you redo this video in 2019 with the changes that have happened and RasPie 4? That would be very cool. Thanks for your every day videos. They do help.

[@im_Polyhedrons]

I also want this

[@ihrv23]

Yes please 👍🏻

[@jamestucker8088]

Please!

[@juliusleidelmeijer9680]

maybe in 2023

[@stickmanland]

RPi 5?

[@TheEvilVargon]

"For only $35" In Canada, thats $80

[@knownbarkert6153]

Question: (and I'm serious) If a nickel is 5¢ here, (USA) does it still count as 5¢ in Canada?

[@diystation6566]

Its cheap online

[@gorillaman283]

Everything's way more expensive in Canada though.

[@dirpyturtle69]

@@knownbarkert6153 an American nickel is the same there as it is here. the issue is that Canada taxes the shit out of all imports and so they pay out the ass for some things I use to know a guy through xbox live that lived close to the border and it was cheap enough to be a reasonable option for him to cross over to America to buy his clothing and electronics

[@knownbarkert6153]

Dirpy Turtle ohok thanks!

[@MrRoko91]

0:57 someone make meme of this quick!

[@CaveyMoth]

Change it to a Note 7 and make it explode!

[@sebazk8463]

TRIGGERED

[@celestinogarros6699]

Things like this make life better

[@MrRoko91]

***** Legend!

[@sysierius]

SHOTS FIRED!!!!!!!

[@ravirajyaguru5905]

**sarcasm about headphone jack removal in iPhone** **still fucking buys an iPhone**

[@Sw1pz]

Ravi Rajyaguru for review purpose, not everyday use.

[@AcidicStylez]

Pretty sure he was sent it as a free review sample.

[@mikado_]

Ever heard of dbrand ?

[@avocadopit151]

He got a dbrand one. Not sure who persuaded him though, he had the gear watch and s7. Now he has an Apple Watch 2 and 6s dbrand

[@LulfsBloodbag]

Way to boycott a company.

[@maxwatt]

Thank you for this tech quickie guys, my engineering club in my college is building a full size arcade powered by a v2 pi. We are even using retropie to manage are emulators, the only thing we are still trying to figure out is how to set an amount of playing time so people can take turns and not hug the game all day.

[@Erikih]

I'm using my pi as an ad blocker. It's connected to wifi and it acts like a dns server. It blocks ads and even shows how much ads are blocked using a 2.8 tft screen. It is awesome!

[@marcoazz]

Erik Visscher I WANT THAT PROGRAM... Where do I look for it? 😂

[@HappySlappyFace]

dayum now I need dat screen

[@elmarxcv]

Marco Azz look for Pi-Hole. It's easy to setup!

[@marcoazz]

Elmar van den Dolder I will look for it! Thanks!

[@SergeantPotato1]

Erik Visscher good job not paying for entertainment. you're the reason there are 10 ads on some websites

[@almightysloth7627]

sad that a thing this inexpensive has an SD card slot which a $1000+ macbook pro doesnt

[@Tommorow1994]

It is a marketing move in most cases, to try and sell you higher storage phones.

[@gpolenik]

apple has been testing hoe gullible people are for years. It's a secret experiment called ''iStupidity''

[@matth2305]

and it has 2 more usb ports

[@ItsaJuraff]

How often do you use an SD card slot in your computer, anyway?

[@reverb765]

Willdabeast for media producers, apples niche market, everyday.

[@evanwater3633]

Pi's are awesome and can be used for many reasons even server use

[@alexbright7735]

evan water after several failed attempts to eat it, I use as a php mysql html server (internal). also a samba server for storage (incremental doc backup) and radius server.

[@slap_my_hand]

it sucks. i can't figure out what physical pin i need to connect my device to because there are multiple numbering systems.

[@CVRSEDCORNER]

evan water you know what else is great Cream pies

[@chanmit123]

I'm not sure I understand the format of these videos. can you explain "as fast as possible" as fast as possible?

[@sigge.415]

I think there's a video about that already...?

[@baileymiller1056]

Wait, but your explaining how to interpret the video your watching but you don't understand how to watch it. It's a never ending issue

[@mcgil8891]

A fairly priced lukewarm basket of chicken wings 😂😂

[@bend8353]

He tries to explain things in the least amount of time. "As fast as possible"

[@Kaden-yo3ef]

Chandler Mitchell stick to the format

[@TheHoaxHotel]

I can finally home brew now, many thanks.

[@AlphaCore_]

10/10 IGN approved.

[@TheMixedupstuff]

You should connect one of those Microsoft tech support scammers to a raspberry pi

[@ashwinkumark1400]

unfortunately popular remote control Softwares don't run on ARM processors

[@TheMixedupstuff]

Ashwin Kumar k SSH maybe?

[@ashwinkumark1400]

Im quite sure those scammers woundt have the slightest clue on what ssh would be.They only know whats there in their "script"

[@MrAntieMatter]

0:56-0:57 easily the best part.

[@CaveyMoth]

I loved it!

[@michaelfleming4298]

MrAntieMatter ahhh mr anti matter excited for the Christmas livestreams?

[@tjrsasea]

MrAntieMatter IM SERIOUSLY ROFL

[@MrAntieMatter]

Michael Fleming Sure am!

[@MashFlight]

MrAntieMatter So true! XP

[@Omnilatent]

1:44 "relatively young students" - shows Toddler

[@mastaw]

Omnilatent Well that is at least relatively young.

[@bbminetesting6837]

It's Neo when he was a kid.

[@thunderbolt_blitz]

r/technicallythetruth

[@dimensional7915]

they are just growing up so fast now days

[@FlightSim2703]

Liked your honesty , you are not just talking abut an item, just for advertising to sell the product, you explain all advantage and disadvantage of that product. Well done thanks for sharing.

[@strife711]

lol the iphone refrence was great.. but yeah i love my pi's 2 and 3 the zero is great as well..

[@HappySlappyFace]

zero is an arduino

[@strife711]

I like the 0 Cuz the game boy pi project thing looks so freaking fun to do and I'm saving up money to do it. can't wait

[@SaroDracon]

I died on the iPhone part XD Thumbs up occurred there.

[@kieferonline]

Thank you for finally making a video about the Raspberry Pi!

[@FrostbiteB83]

XD Man, your videos are amazing! I love the way you explain stuff in such a clear an easy way, whithout forgetting about the jokes, I just cant stop watching these videos, there is always something new to learn :3 Great work, and greetings from Mexico!

[@floydfreeman313]

Thankyou for explaining to me what the pi is actually about. No frills or difficult words to understand,personally my friend,you have nailed it for me. So much so,I think I might just go and buy one and have some fun with getting to know how to use it and what it can do. Thanks again for your easy way of explaining a product and for once,the viewer actually knows and understands what your talking about! Keep up your good work bro! Peace out!!!

[@purrbox7514]

The raspberry pi is the modern day equivalent of the ZX Spectrum. It made a generation who can code! It's cool that kids are taught to program the pi at school. It reminds me of the 80's when our teachers used to teach us how to control robots using BASIC on the the BBC micro. Fun times.

[@1stLuis]

There are also some other boards. For example, Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Beaglebone, etc. I'd love to have some time to play with those boards. TBH, they look good, powerful and non expensive. BTW, since it was mentioned that it has an ARM CPU, don't know why even bothering pointing out that it does not support x86 instructions.

[@brendanp9415]

Thank you for making this video! I was hoping you guys would do a video on the pi

[@TechEverything888]

the way he looks @ the iphone is gold...watched it like 5 times

[@CaveyMoth]

That's it. I'm getting one of these for "home brewing".

[@raywei8472]

Obviously better than iPhone 7

[@CaveyMoth]

Ray Wei Everything needs a headphone jack. =/

[@PTNLemay]

It's trickier than it looks. Though there are a lot of great guides out there to help you along.

[@CaveyMoth]

PTNLemay I once made beer from a kit thingamajig, and it wasn't too hard. I'll make sure I find some guides before I try this, though. Thanks for the thoughts!

[@YuukiRusGames]

Rapsberry pi in 1 second: It's a computer. That was easy

[@Skoize]

YuukiRus Games *Micro computer

[@ggpl8117]

SkoizePwah bitcoin mining equipment

[@TheWalshJames]

micro processor

[@0xf7c8]

Exactly. Its a fucking computer. Its exactly the same as your android phone. Every processor has GPIO, the only difference being that you can not connect things to it.

[@dragonfyzex1546]

GGPL lol

[@PseudoPseudoDionysius]

Kind of amazing how outdated this seems in comparison that that we have 4gb ram, a wide selection of full distros running smoothly, USB 3.0 ports, USB-C power, 2 hdmi outputs, etc etc

[@PseudoPseudoDionysius]

Update: 8 gigs of RAM haha

[@Lousy_Bastard]

64 gigs of ram now.

[@fwmtb]

@@Lousy_Bastard No, Raspberry Pi 4 B 'only' has 8gb

[@Remyueru]

I thought you already explained Raspberry Pi before. But I know so many people are still asking for it, so well done.

[@Lusin333]

Yeah, I know what a Raspberry Pi is. I watched Mr Robot.

[@Fire-in-the-sky]

ok

[@viktor14jaar]

I remember that scene :)

[@Lamb666]

Lusin Mr Robot is The shit.

[@neku2741]

its a bit sad that your knowledge about this comes from tv series, but at least you know about. good on you sir

[@PASTRAMIKick]

I'd like to know how to make a rubber ducky >:)

[@Windwalker95]

This has more ports than the whole new mac line up put together...

[@japaneseavantgarde-avantga8021]

I've been very pleased with the Raspberry Pi 2 that I have but for some projects, more horsepower would have been useful. A comparative video of this type of mini-computer would imho be a good addition on your main channel.

[@gaunterodimm3606]

I would love to see a video fully explaining disk cloning, imaging and there differences. I recently and have in the past looked into this matter on the net and found answers but they are often incomplete in explanation. There are even more convoluted answers with going to and from multiple drives (ie: can I clone a larger drive or drive partition to a smaller ssd or vice versa). I think it would great subject for Tech quickie.

[@pinkiepie3978]

well it might cant run crysis itself but it can be used like steam lionk so you could stream crysis at whatever settings you like!

[@im_Polyhedrons]

Can we get an updated video? its been almost 4 years, and improvements have been made to the hardware as well as available operating systems.

[@SFSAtlas]

I personally run Manjaro on my Pi since I want an arch based OS but I don't have a microSD slot on my computer so the only way to connect the SD card is via my Chromebook and I can't install arch Linux ARM like that

[@im_Polyhedrons]

@@SFSAtlas Do you have a pi 4? and if so, can't you run Manjaro off of a 2.5 inch ssd?

[@SFSAtlas]

@@im_Polyhedrons I have a pi 4 and I don't do it because I do not own a 2.5 inch SSD and if I did I'd use it in my computer instead of my pi

[@totaljustice1582]

Super grateful that I saw this video when it came out. Started my pi journey because of it :)

[@incognitoanonymous3739]

Straightforward, well explained, I can only like.

[@grayfox665]

Any one else miss Radio Shack?

[@GalaticLobber]

Mine is still at my mall. I saw the Raspberry Pi over there.

[@redneckraconteur]

We still have one, but it's mainly a cell phone store. I miss the old "elmer" days when nerds worked there, and they sold "heathkits".

[@Jeff121456]

I miss their tube tester and component bins, even though there is one still near-by.

[@redneckraconteur]

Yeah, that was cool too!

[@silix5144]

i still have a radio shack near my house, same one i used to work at

[@tdog7326]

I miss Radioshack, the one in my town is still open but it's pretty bare

[@kylethmpsn]

T Dog, they're bringing their focus back on the makers! I'd give it a few months and keep checking back to see the new stuff that keeps coming in. Some stores are even doing build-your-own drone classes this weekend... exciting stuff.

[@tdog7326]

wow that's awesome! Thanks for letting me know

[@CalebBabin]

Yeah the one near me is focusing more on DIY stuff as well.

[@Bradman175]

Radioshack sucks. They just sell random electronic components... literally. It's worse than Jaycar.

[@CalebBabin]

yeah but as discussed in these comments they have been focusing more on DIY electronics stuff recently.

[@nicholasmutsaerts8321]

it would be nice to see more videos from Tech Quckie and Linus Tech tipos about single board computers as well as linux operating systems.

[@Mkananoja]

Raspery Pi is quite popular at teaching and amateur logistic controls. We have school project radio telescope with 2m parabolic antenna that uses raspberry pi as positioning, orienting, tracking and acts as a platform between telescope hardware and computer. actual analysis is done by desktop computer however, as raspberry pi dont really cut in when you need to read ~3'000'000'000 measurements per second (hydrogen radioemission at 1,4Ghz)

[@alejandromantilla3563]

Console Operating Systems As Fast As Possible! (More especifically Xbox and PlayStation considering how older consoles are easily emulated and other consoles such as the Wii present LESS of a challange when trying to run its games on PC) -What makes it so difficult to install these Operating Systems on a PC? (Something similar to a Hackintosh but Hackbox or EmulStation) -How exactly is the OS optimized for its Hardware? -Why can´t other Operating Systems emulate console games much like how Mac can run Windows exclusive tittles through third party applications? -Can you install another Operating System on a console? -5th Step??? -Profit (These videos are not necessarily "Fast" so maybe going deeper into things like Game Engines and OS architecture might be a nice touch)

[@alejandromantilla3563]

LIKE SO LTT SEES THIS!!!! I feel like this is a very promising topic and would explain a lot about why "Console Killers" are not really killing consoles. (A Console Killer is a computer built with roughly the same budget in mind as what you would spend on a console which performs comparably worse, Console Killers have so far not been made running an actual console Operating System)

[@alejandromantilla3563]

What do you think of this topic? Do you feel like it is worth installing console Operating Systems on PCs or should the PC Master Race not get its hands dirty with such filth? I speak ironically of course, consoles definitely have their charm. I would recommend watching Techquickes video on consoles vs. PCs, it might give some more insight.

[@ArcidiGaming]

-Can you install another Operating System on a console? Yes. It was possible on ps3, but sony blocked it :)

[@alejandromantilla3563]

I wasn´t aware of this! Thank you! Something really scratches my brain and tells me there should be a work around though.

[@WillBlacksilver]

"Wow, its got ports other than usb-c!" - Apple fanboy. (Switches to Raspberry Pi)

[@addy.is.live1]

Updated : now they got it ❤️ type C boiii

[@melvaranonymus6309]

Damn these ads are so goods always something cool, you could literally release these ads standalone

[@billf1969]

There is still a Radio Shack near me (in Katy TX), but it is not what it once was for sure... but it is still convenient for many things.

[@dominic0305]

You need to revist this, the Pi4 is a great general purpose computer now

[@uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh0]

“AND A HEADPHONE JACK *well at least they got that part right*”

[@ragsdale9]

in glad my town still has a radioshack. I was sad when the closer one went out because I always thought it was the only one in town. but to my relief there is a radio shack tucked away in the corner of a strip mall.

[@GuitarGodgt]

I stuck one of these and the petrock blog control block hat inside a SNES and it's a fantastic retro machine.

[@Mik0I]

0:56 omg im so done lol

[@corcon6976]

My company decided to install these at our cubicles because for what little they needed, they were much cheaper than entire PCs.

[@RebellisSpiritus]

This is the best presentation for RPi that has been ever released

[@youtheneyes]

YES!!! Finally! Thank you Linus!

[@the-bgrspot6997]

Arduino As Fast As Possible ? Please, Linus !

[@GrizzlyCzLP]

It's MCU with bootloader, here you go

[@losttownstreet3409]

raspberry pi was intended as a next step of the Arduino system; You may run Linux instead of pure c-code or ASM-code without a OS (aside from a bootloader). Nobody ever see the use as linux home server and the first prototype versions of Raspi had still the ATMEGA644 chip. As you use linux, you don't care about driver's as you may use the API in Linux.

[@the-bgrspot6997]

***** that was fast

[@igorschmidlapp6987]

Raspberry Pi was intended as a low cost SoC that would hookup to your old analog TV set by composite jack ( remember the old RCA to 300ohm slide switch connectors dangling off the back of your TV to play your Atari?)to teach kids about computers, and how to code, just as Linus said. Microprocessor(Pi) vs. microcontroller (Arduino). A microprocessor can be a microcontroller, but a microcontroller can't be a microprocessor. It was not intended as a "next step" of anything. Yeah, I'm old, and I'm cranky... now... GET OFFA MY LAWN! ;-P

[@the-bgrspot6997]

Igor Schmidlapp I want linus to say it :p

[@VezeTech]

I used to be a banker but I lost INTEREST

[@SCRedstone]

I wanted to be a juggler but I don't have the BALLS to do it

[@CaveyMoth]

I have WITHDRAWN from my career in banking.

[@swagiyo9801]

My wife wanted to be a plumber, but couldn't beacause her WATER BROKE.

[@CaveyMoth]

SwagiYo​​ That's even more reason to become a plumber. I see that you've worked on her pipes before. Anyway, giving birth is hard LABOR.

[@lc7ineo]

...but then you took an arror in the knee?

[@zthestory791]

Hey, I'm developing for Android (still learning), but this braintree suggestion was perfect. I just started messing around with API's and was curious about processing payments within my apps. I read some of the documentation for Braintree's Android and this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks, funny how I came for a Raspberry Pi video and ended up here.

[@NeilBeukes]

Did my thesis on this and created a fully functional access control system with video streaming to mobile application, notifications etc. Really a cool piece of hardware .. Possibility is amazing

[@SCRedstone]

0:56 And a new meme was born.

[@alanshepherd6039]

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[@TeemoForLife]

When rasberry Pi beats an iphone 7 XD

[@killerkat1615]

beats an iphone 7 at what? The iphone 7 blows it out of the water when it comes to computing power

[@TeemoForLife]

farhanorakzai It has a 3.5mm jack...

[@killerkat1615]

Teemo4Life ok?

[@TeemoForLife]

farhanorakzai and the iphone 7 dosent lol

[@killerkat1615]

Teemo4Life ok what's your point? i've literally never had any issues with my 7+ and i still use my sennheiser headphones with it. It comes with an adapter in the box. the missing jack is not as big of an issue as you people make it out to be

[@MacGuy3135]

I have one that runs of a music server and plugs straight into my tv speakers. Runs as an AirPlay device as well.

[@russwoodward8251]

Great summary. Thanks.

[@togwam]

The raspberry pi is looking pretty sweet right now (get it)

[@bipbong2906]

TOG WAM You've got a good *taste* in puns

[@togwam]

Actually I think darkdingoTV means that pi's digits never end

[@idied2]

Linus, get some sleep, i can see the bags in your eyes....

[@unvergebeneid]

He tried to plug in his headphones all night.

[@DihelsonMendonca]

This channel should have 100 millions subscribers !

[@NapTheCreeper]

radio shack was amazing,l you needed a little connector to fix a 100$ item that you cant find parts for at the time, you go to your local source and there would be sections on sections of these things, I mean now you can get anything off amazon but it was amazing to just go to the store and get a 4 AA battery holder to get rid of an appliance that used a wire or something

[@darrell2322]

i literally laughed on the audi jack joke 😂

[@Bradman175]

Looking at your profile pic, I can just imagine how you laughed...

[@larkin085]

Me to!

[@Gyrbae]

darrell octavianus Who's Audi Jack?

[@Ophiuchus123456789]

I laughed at that joke and then my humour went when he made the pi pie joke. I mean, come on, anyone could make that joke.

[@sirgryphon7212]

@4:18 "Nonce from the client"?!

[@rexluminus9867]

First time seen it ever. I 👂heard this name. Cool video again. Thanks

[@GavatronX9]

I am learning about SDR, and PI was mentioned many times. didn't know what it was. thanks

[@Koploper77]

I am watching this video on my Raspberry Pi 3 model B, and I installed windows 3.1 on it using dosbox. This thing is pretty cool, I got one for free because my school is giving them to computer science students

[@yashwanthravula9867]

how is it free when you are paying school fee?

[@Koploper77]

Yashwanth Ravula Ok ok they aren't really free but it's still nice

[@tommor5519]

still is free if you would take the course without the pi anyway

[@DMack6464]

Windows 3.1??? WTF can you do with that??

[@Koploper77]

D Mack You can play skifree, minesweeper, fallout 1, but other than that it's just a fun little project

[@HalkerVeil]

I have yet to find a practical use for my Pi that works.

[@peterd440]

I've been tinkering with computers for over 30 years and I love the Raspberry Pi. You can do all sorts of crazy stuff with them.

[@MrPooPooJohn]

you couldn't even get a jpeg of an actual raspberry pie for that pi/pie comparison joke? YOUR VIDEOS ARE SUFFERING, LINUS!

[@cbremer83]

Radio Shack is still around. Must just be gone in Canada. All over the place here in the state.

[@tallman11282]

Chad Bremer You're lucky then, RadioShack has closed down a lot of their stores throughout the country. I don't know of any that are still open within a few hours of here (central Minnesota).

[@CDNSpartan]

Chad Bremer Radio Shack in Canada was bought by Bell and renamed the Source. But it is different from American Radio Shacks

[@cbremer83]

tallman11282 I live in the Twin Cities, have a lot in the metro area still.

[@lodbldbol]

"Amercian"?

[@Kevin-mw1dm]

'"Amercian"?'

[@OfficialManGo]

Still more Ports then the new Macbook

[@CloverKismet]

Linus, Your Humor is great! xD

[@hamilpatel4025]

great video, maybe a DIY rasberry Pi video? curious as to what you all will think of, maybe make it a competition?

[@PANAGIOTISAMPATZIS]

so more or less 1000 years in front of an apple device?

[@ForlornSoul.]

got a little mad when he said "when Radioshack existed." I work at Radioshack right now.

[@paulhendrix8599]

death sandwich I was really excited to go to RadioShack when I visited the US. But it fucking sucks now.

[@ForlornSoul.]

Paul Hendrix well some locations yes but not all them and still sell DIY kits like the raspberry pi is what i wanted to point out.

[@Bradman175]

When i went to radioshack, I bought a 5 pin potentiometer that said "for hobbyist uses". Firstly there was no datasheet. And IT WASN'T EVEN BREADBOARD FRIENDLY. Y do radioshack do dis?

[@kaptaintrips]

+death sandwich I thought you guys renamed it to "The Shack". Not to be mistook for the *Love Shack*, Baby!

[@Bradman175]

kaptaintrips The nutshack.

[@RobertD_83]

there is still a radio shack in Mobile, Al. blew my mind when I found it, I went in and was like I thought these were all closed, cool!

[@marloparlo8594]

Can you make an episode about projectors? I wanna put one on my christmas wishlist, but I have no idea what to watch out for. Lukes dorm video got me interested in it.

[@marksoeplepel]

Guys that is my laptop at 3:35, that old dell laptop.

[@m.wajihuddinkhan1857]

Mine is the same too! Coincidence?! Yeah replying to a 2 year old comment. What am I even thinking.

[@powerfulshammy]

It can play rimworld haha linux DRM version yehay

[@chrisjericho7123]

I thought this was about making your PI as fast as possible, but that look you gave our Iphone was worth 2 thumbs up!

[@suprotikdey1910]

yes Linus, I made a drone controlled via wifi.. it is working surely but a problem with the raspian os is that for a realtime operation like quadcopter balancing the processor gives much of its time for os operations than my program.

[@ETphonehomek]

but can it run crysis?

[@FSXgta]

Did you even watch the video?

[@Mr_Doodleydoo]

Only 1440p @60. This peasant box can't even run it at 4K!

[@coby7398]

Ethan Roy u can game stream to it

[@Slada1]

Raspberry pi has ARM processor, no it can't run Crysis

[@unvergebeneid]

+Adam S. Just run it in a VM, problem solved.

[@ggfilms2751]

lmao I just got a raspberry pi for a school project

[@ggfilms2751]

I'm making a retro game console and I will eventually do some more innovative projects with it

[@ggfilms2751]

like a surveillance camera or something

[@dangerouspi2989]

raspberry pi for the win, I have one too

[@danwic]

I use my raspberry pi for a lot of things - audio streaming, lamp stack for learning php and mysql, all sorts

[@SulNathairGaming]

I got one of these connected to my router as a Nintendo Streetpass relay using SpillPass. So good, even with a in-browser webpage interface now

[@zephyfoxy]

Those specs sound like the RPi 3.

[@mrblackrock555]

Zepher Tensho correct! :)

[@Wren6991]

They'd match either a Pi 2 or Pi 3. Also, the photos were pretty clearly a Pi 2, note the lack of chip antenna for WiFi + BT.

[@zephyfoxy]

Luke Wren Well the Pi 2 doesn't have built-in wifi, which is why I thought of the 3.

[@Wren6991]

Sorry, I didn't hear him mention the WiFi. Strange that they showed all those pictures of a Pi 2 then if he was talking about a 3!

[@LiamMartinKeane]

Luke Wren they only have a pi 2. That's why it's the pi 2 in the video.

[@josephtobin4831]

Only liked the video because of 0:53 LOL

[@somebodyelseuk]

These things are great fun. I've used an Arduino board, not dissimilar to make a meter for measuring magnetic charge strength in my guitar pickups - total cost less than 10% of manufactured meter, calibrated and serviceable parts. Currently working out the code to use one to control a homemade pickup winder. If you're a bit of a 'mad-professor'/electronics geek, you can't live without at least one of these.

[@Inesophet]

those things are great, made myself a home NAS/Torrent/Raid server which just runs for weeks on end. Having USB sticks as Raid5 set up is great since if one stick fails, just get a new one for a couple of bucks.

[@rolandtroger6014]

Have you thougt of using a Banana Pi for Server-related stuff? It ships with a sata-port for HDDs ;)

[@Inesophet]

yeah, but i wanted to make a USB stick raid, was on a very tight budget back then. Planning a upscaled version with indeed Sata raid.but that thing needs to be a bit more Pazaam, like Led Indicators and a LCD display. takes a bit time to set up

[@BennettProHD]

can i play cs on it

[@philipmario9809]

with 10 fps yeah why not

[@themangix357]

*Techquickie, next do Arduino =)*

[@reyreyna3555]

picking up one today for a media center. does anyone have any overheating issues? also since the sd card is the hard drive will bigger be best for big builds? and or support dual booth, libreelec and retropie?

[@Crabking19]

*Raspberry Pi* is really interesting. It's really popular for making homebrew bootleg emulators and revives *retro* gaming as of this day. I want to get a hands on these but I don't have a budget.

[@_rtdp_]

0:56 i-phone users 🤣🤣

[@andrewzhang9006]

It applies to every single flag ship smart phones now. Which is kinda sad

[@Raul1528]

What about Apple Pi?

[@NoOneLt]

Raul same but no audio jack

[@PeidosFTW]

Raul It would be 500$

[@TheYosiFTW]

512mb ram, 500MHz cpu, $999, no headphone jack, no usb ports

[@Yemto]

Sadly not, but you can get a Banana Pi

[@musicalaviator]

PPAP Apple Pi

[@rishabhjain2856]

Hahaha love that headphone jack punch and your expression Mr. Linus 😂😂😂

[@FabianNemesis]

It will be really helpful if u do a video on multiple boot system. I am trying to use 2 OS in a single laptop & coudn't find any useful video tutorial to me yet.